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.4 , • . .10.11 ,.... " .. ..... - II,. „ . r-y --w - -r ..----.N.!: :-..\ 4,`.,....1, .. c 7 ...q , 7,, / .. ' • : 0 / -',..., ... e` . • -.../ .*•:'•-•.. _ L.../.. • ! N UMBER 56021 ROMAN CEMENT. commonly called PARKER'S CE . .M i : NT, for the USE of PLAISTERERS and BUILD ' ERS I HE recent expiration, of our Patent having - . given rise to many itnitations of this Cement, we 'flunk it proper to apprize the Public that it is continued to 4 Nlanulactured and Sold by us, in its pure and genuine State. PARKER and Co. 40. Bankside. aStpN(‘ GOO ,erornen? C th K e , I ,and resent s . T C A r n E °1 - I Y, respectfully inform the Pubnc,' that- T 1 C ETS and Sit A RES are now on Sale at their OfEcel, Bank- Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews, Char. ing-cress. SCHEME. 5 . - of - 4:20, ~ , ®0 - - are - - £ loo,ono 5 - - - - 2400 S - - - - 1,000 to - - - - 500 ' 5,000 30 - - too , -3,'.03 .So - - - So , 2.5(.) -to o - - - - 4.Spo _ ..."7 „ .. 25_ 15 . . _ . . - . 72,000 "r-----. 4,tvo Tickets k zoo,oooo FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. All to be Orawzi the Igth of O ‘7ro 14 ER, 18.0. ~ . . . . E XECUTIONS • PAIO OUT; . LEASLI-ItiLD AND Fit ri:.itOLD PROPERTY gOUGIIT ; REV.ER_ 81 ONS,FURNI f I/RE:MANUFACTURED GOODS, &c. . . • • , AUCTION AND COMMISSION ROOMS.. ~' I INV 11. J. GIBBONS's very spacings Pi•enii-es are n -IL ow open f u r rife Itecei,tirro of Coock, &c to be sold 0 Y Authon or Private Contratt, on which an advance will be 111 ade, it reqtured, previously to Sale. — Saks by euelionev.ry 1. curiee n days. The only, establishment of this sort in- 1..0n4 don. No objection to purchase tile 1. I: rniture of /louses in i the Country.. ~ • 11 , Tnis hstablisninent presents a fainmarket to the.,Vt.ncior,' and i $ cak u i at A to trutti.ne the various tricks tt\at are (Lily Prattised in the Mettolinlis . ; rri ini'slead the unwe.,ry. vs'- Prop,,rty. anpraisca and valued in rown•and country. Let_ must be post paid. P ersons turi ) ishing Houses, or having money to lay out in va rious purchiises, will find this a d.,sirable chaniel. , lidyin,rker. •. . 4 NAL VROPERTY, - :EQUITABLE ASSUItANCE, AND ATLAS SHARES. . I 0 ItE SOLD hY AUTION, By MR. SCOTT, On Friday, Sept 7, at Twelve o'clock, at the Mart. STAFFORDSHIRE atid WORCESTERSHIRE CAN AI. —a Share dividing 01. clear per Annum. t ASH ON and OLIS-11AM, ROCHDALE, ELLES.. tj E ki - DUDLEY. THAMESand MEDWAY. GRAND N 1 0 ,.. and lIASINGS FOKE LANAI. SHARES , Valuable EQUITABLE ASSURANCE .POLICY, ` s Lated i7BB, for 32,1 on a Life of fis ; and ATLAS AS. U lttiNCE SHARES. l io Particulars at the New Hotel Birmingham ; at Hatchett's ) 3 2ei, Piccadilly ;at the Marti; and ot - Mr. Scott. 2S, ew 'Hge-street I'It LDtiOUSt. SIAN — SIO . N and. LANUS, STAFFORD_ SHIRE for TO BE LET, a Term of Years, and entered upon it Michaelmas next, ALL that CAPITAL MANSION, called the - Fl E LMIOUSE7 with the Coach-houses, Stahl s, tl sbandrv-buildings, Farm-yards, Kitchen and Flower. ` d ens,' Lawn Shrubbery, Plantations; Pleasure. grourvis, atio (lc Fish Ponds, anti the whole, or any part ot, 130 Acres 4_exceeding rich Land, nearly equally divided into Meadow t`•u Arable, - immediately surrounding the Miillloll, aid in a + s_ l l state of cultivation. T he House consists of a handsome Ehtrance.hall, a Break,. b st- parlour, zt tea by 17 ; Dining-room, 33 feet by zo; Owing. room, Zr teet by 1 ; 5 teed 13ed•chamberz. on F irSt-floor,With Closets ; and 7 -rooms in the Attics, r-,"tchens, Pantries, Brewhouse, Laundry, and all other re lt"site Offices: he Man. ion- house, which is modern and elegant, is N ."rlY surrounded by a Lawn of 3ft Acres, richly ornvnented v l tine "Parriber Te:2s, and commanfis a must delightful 11a0ey-ball and l'ark (the seat ot Lord Lyttleton) 4'l of the Clent Hlls, from both s ot which it is distant 11 It neighbouihood is most revedable the roads good, 4„, tne soil dry. . A Pack ot' Harriers are kept in tit;.. Parish, 0 1 - the coun t ry is regularly hunted by it Pita. of t• ox . th; l 'he distance from the Market-town otStourbridge is about atv 'e miles ; from Kidderminster five; from 13rornsgrove ann Birmirigham twelve ; anct the Turnpike. toad ty 'PK front Stourbriclge to Brumsgrove adjoins the extreini. of thel awn Ty l • • • e .Pren t i s es may be viewcd at any time on application ; `.' r t'or tnrther paniculars, and to treat for the same, apply t o ,horrlas Waldron, Esq. FieldhOuse, Stourbridge, or 4....„:LL Bury, A ttorliEv liewd Wur:esterstiire. ATI:i)Nt)A,I S LLD: 7 • This Day 1• as publiiird, p7iee 4s. 6d. er`llUStrated by numerous large Plates, on a uew plan, HE . WONDERS - ot the .TELESCOPE, or, Y e n a Popular E.xplanation of the Woncteis ot the Flea tr,e s) and the: various celestial phenomena, adapted to the 16411=st caacity. , ' the AUTHOR ot the WONDERS of the AIICRO- SCOPE. 41?rinted• for Richard Phillips , London.; an.l to be had of `2, oo ksllers. V.i'Lso/ The Wonders of" the Microscope; illustrative of the p rice on in regard to minute objects ; wail very large. r : 3s. ad. r egory's Leaures on Natural and Experimental Philo. vols. .3s. • , , s Cramrn4r of Natural Philopphy.- 35. 6ti • ' 'LAE NA VY.. . 1 4 ,' _, This Day Was published, kr ,__lbsely printed Volume, embellished with' Views of r t 'r Victories, and a Chart, price 75. 6d. • bound and e l , C red i (a•tew copies taken on rine paper, price los. 6.i. 1 1..., , Xant1y bound), • I'llg BRITISH' NEPTUNE :, or a His.ory of N A „t.he,ltise, Progress, arid -Triumphs of the Blt 11l Sli 11iV,,1 , from the time of ALFRED to the GLO1:I 0 US • liti te ,, t 'OßY of TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Alice tal . and Notices ot the successive Improvements in Novi. k'll, ship-Building, and Naval 'fatties'. , By WILLIAM .BURN EY, A. M. • • . 1 , Master of ttre Naval Academy at Gosport, Ere. tho t i". o National Importance of such 2.compleie and cornpen Iti Qtrl g en W t Work as the above-mentioned, will, at the present 1 ,1, e „ , ..be generally tilt. , taco Editor has only to observe, that he has endeavoured • Ni i ,y,ghout to inculhate a spirit of emulation, by means of !rl i i t. •, each succeeding race of Naval Heroes May be led to Ile t i !'le the brightest examples recorded in our Arluals • and tli t 4 . s also in every part studiously blended instruction with 1., ,anninent. iti at r , l nted for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black_ tbi,:j and sold by all the Booksellers at Portsmouth, Ply '4101:1: Chathamer, Sea Cork,. Liverpool, Hull, .G . reenock, F:tl- 'I and oth Ports: • Th • 0 1 whom maybe 11 . dby the same Author • ' • Ar eNa . a ' t h val Heroes of Great Britain, or Livei , of distin t% 4 ed Adinirals and Commanders, from Sir Francis Drake h °rd. • 6,4 Nelson, with 24 Portraitl and 6 Charts, price tiik t r • bound and lettered, or los. 6d. on tine paper, tie_ Y bound. .To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. S • No. g, New Bridge-street, , Blackfriars. CONSIDER •h but an ad of justice du6'to the l EA k rAT I'. NT- 11, LS, to inerns o' your L com municate to you the 4ullowing Cure ‘vhichhas recently been perlormed by them : -An Acquaintance of inhie, by the b rea ki ng out of an old Vtattreal Complaint (attended . by a complicatlian nt disorders arising therefrom), was redue,d al :1;0st to a akeler.in ; and aithough .he had the best medical auvice winch could be ol,taitied, and tried a variety of l'.atent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed ru suit Ins case, or to do hiM any service: be remained in a most duce& and pitiable situation fur two years, unable to toll,tv his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand rn his lei in .laCt, no one who knew hint ever supposed it pos sible for Mtn to.recovers He was advised at last to try your Leake's Fills ; he did so, adhering strictly to the (hive:lifts given with then'. He had not taken more than two boxes beiure he found an alteration tor the better : this enconraged him to proceed, and by takii.g a few boxes more he found his appetite and..strength gradually return, and is now .as healthy and stout as any man 1 know. Yuu are welcome,- Sir, to refer any person to me tor a confirmation of the above account it it should be doubted. I an Sir, your obedient . humble servant, Library, Folkstnne. . THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Stsldby.the Sole Proprietor, Tuos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeens, London, at his flouse, No. 9, New 13fidge.:street ; Where, after a constant residence of more than 'l'orty.Ycars, in f'-practice particularly-directed to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Genera tion in both Sexes, .with that inviolable secrecy which ;nen of his profession should alWays observe, he flatters 'self; the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a dis cerning Public, as an advawtage seldom to be obtained, and void of . ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of thi)seliving at•a distange, at the t'erfurrier's, No. 35; St. Al ban's-street, ; the To) shop, No. 103, Oxford street.; Mr.- Disboro,.gh's, No.. 7, Fish-street-nill ; Baxter's, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. AV Donald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street,. Dublin ; • Mr. Biliinge's, Li verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by,one - Person in every considerable T9wn in Great Britain. and I reland, in reoxes of only is. 9d. each, sealed •up with full and plain di , Betions, -whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves -with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.-. • N. B. Every Box'sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a•Staftip, on winch, by favour of die CorninisSioners, is .printed at the • Stamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is f elony, and all others ate counterleitS. THOSE who snfier Nervoui imitation [ruin ness of Stomach, obstruded• Bile, and bail Digelitiou, will find fetid . in SPI L 5131.: 1-2 Y's PATENT ANTICOIt- IiUTIC I.)Rt) . PS, which enjoy all the properties of Calu met without its irritability ; they also cousuir tie 1te41.1, of the Stomach, by promoting the A ppetite,..aiiit air increase.ot Spirits as the health improves.. In deep-seated Abscesses, where a Cure could scarcely be contemplated, 'so healthy a change has been,produced 2 as to excita the best hopesot suc cess. In Eruptive, Screpliulous, C vu.ty , ltheunratic, and Scorbutic . CoMplaihts, its reputation is estabi.isheit. . _ . ;West India Urikrs attended to; at the Dispensary, is; Soho- squa're, The genuine Medi,.;ine ,has the Government Duty pri:ited on a hit& ink Staino - , and rile w.onts•" II) the Kulg's Va. tent," expressed-on tile book, bill of direction, and outside wrapper.- Sold at is, Soho square , in bottles. ot as. 6d. double bbtiles tos. arid larger IL zs. Comp./11nd Esseke Bs. nvti " ,1. ~~3 010if'.., 1,7 41 t N .14 ri - -u A'..4,41 k \44 URDA Y, AUGUAT 25, 1810. THIRTEEN THOUSAND LIVES. . This Day was published, A New Edition, being the Third, with considerable Addi. flops and Improvements, in one very large and close ly printed Volume, Oetavo, 'price in boaids, THE BIOGRAPHICAL, . HISTORICAL, and CHItONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY coh. raining accurate Accounts of , the Lives, Characters, and Actions, of the most ;Eminent Persons of all Ages and Countries ; including the Revolutions of States, and tho Successions of Sovereign Princes. • By 10,1 IN WATKINS , &c. &C. Vita enim mortuorum in memoria est posita. . • ibb A Biographical' and Historical Lib:ary, in the, form of a DiCtiodaiy, and in thes-ampass of a single Volume, answer_ mug t..e purpose of reteience on air points of Biography, Cnroi:ology, . and liitory, • challenges the respect of every Student; and every Lover of Literature. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6_, Btidge,Street; friars ; and to 'be had of all. Booksellers. • • Of whom may beliad, by the s tine Auth , r, - Scripture• Biography, in One Veluin-; with:Wares, prize ss. bound. CICT UAL LING. 0 FFIC E", • • August 23,, IFI , - r r HE COMMISSIONERS for VIC; TWILL/is - L; A. JIM yESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That or Ttiesday, the xStla &pt. next, they will be recuO to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of such quan tities of g o od sound, strong, and. Merchantable MADEIRA WIN'E, as inqy be required for the Serz.ice of his Majesty's Ships...and 1/essels at 41;ladeira, for Twettie Months certaiit,P:.m t he 24'b Ofiobei next ; and further, until six Months no , ice shall be given on .eitina side for the termination , thereof; to be paid for 1 ?) , Bills, pdyable' with Interest, Ninety days after date. 7 be Conditims of the Contrda may be seen 'at the'Secretwys' Office. • No regard will be had to any Tender in which tit Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to, the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesdqy, the igth of September next, not. unless the Person who makes the der, or some Person on his behalf, atiends, to ans7ter when called !or, • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, :.• An. 17, 1810. T HE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of I-11S Mel- ORDNAACE do hereby give Notice, •7):42e l'ioppsals..wil/ bereceit!ed at their Office in Pail .11,11,'inz -or he_ fore Wednesday, the ssh Day of. Siptember next, _iron. such 1:!c!- -thni asma . y . be willing to undert,4e tie Supply of COPP ER .1-100 PS for Service of ibis Department, fpr a period of One Year. - , , • Patterns of the Article may be,vietvea' upon .4pplicathrn at the Principal S'torekeeper's Office, at the Tower ; and the Terms and Conditions . of the Contra:?, togethirwith all further Particulars, may be known at the Secreiary'sOffce, in Pall Mall, of acoa d: any Day,'heighten the 11)Ifes of Tin and Four o'Cl'ck, vbere the Proporals mite: be deliver ed, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals fOr Copper .Hoops ;" but no Prop?sal,can be admitted after the said sib Day of Sept. at`Turelve.o'CLlck at Noon of the same Ekty neither will any Tende,r be;Mtlieril, unless the Party making •• it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall BS ordei I.;he Board, R. •11 CR FM: SFr. THE ARITHMETIC OF SEAL LIFE. 1. TheTablesot Weights'and Measures, corrected through , out,;.and adapted to mbdern a. Obsolete and useless Rules expunged, and a much larger portion applied to StoCks, Estates, Annuities, DiscoutitS, Re versions, Tontines, Banking, Insurances; Brokerage, Chances, EXclianges, &c. as practised . by the _Brokers and Commercial Compaunes of the . City of London. 3. More Examples under each Rule than are to be found in an y other Wolk. • • 4. Lopritlims applied to Calculations of Annuities, Com pound Interest, &c. This Day was published, Price 3s. 6d. bound, with the full allowance to Schools, A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, applicaLie to the present State of Trade and Money `Transactions ; illustrated by numerous Examples under each Rule, cilietly adapted to the Use of Schools. By the Rev. I. JOYCE, • Author of ,c;ientific Dialogues, &c. &c., . . _ This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint that every Youth, on his leaving School and entering into the CouPtilig louse, has,more to unlearn than he has learnt re lafiVe ionic actual calculations Oftsines. Etery Rule, and evcry f. xample, is .draWst from - real pradice in tile various branches of •Illd the useless and obsolete Rules, which have hitherto disfigured out Books of Antithetic, have given place, in. Ole ',resent system, to the usages of red. life. • ,- -Printed for Richard Phillips, London; and to be had of W. Berry. Edinburgh; Wilson, York; 'Mozley, Gaiiishorough; Stodilart and Cu. Hull ; 0. Keene, 'Dublin and all other Booksellers. Also a key to the above; containing all the Answers and most of the Solutions; worked at length, fur the referenced ;Waiters, as. 6d. Alid speedily will be published, the following Works, neces sary in a System of Commerci.,l t.c.ucation : • z. A. Diztionary or Trade anti Coinniercc, by 'T..Morti met', Ini" 2 '''' . z. A rainmar of the P.rinciples Of Trade and Commerce, by I.,Scnirn, I.l_. U. pm,. 3s. Ott. 3. A System of Practical Bo -k-Keeping, for Schools, by ~,, , W , Mulrason, ovuiasguw, price Ss. . ; 2' t..rix Aug. 17. qio.' • PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. jESTY'I ORDNANCE do hereby give - Pro-Plats will be received at IL , eic Office, in Pall-Mall, on , :or before Wednesday, the 5t6 chty'of Sephntber next, from such I*- sour as mqy .be willing to undet'ta4 , rim .5',1 , 0 of FIATS .end CAPS, for Service of This Depa?tment, Jo, a period of 77.1ce Years. Patterns . of the Articles may' be ,vievied upon a,p/ica:irn at the Principal Stor'ekeeper's Odice at tie Tcwer and the terms and Condisions of The ContrnO, iogether,with allysnibei;partictt lars, may be ktt9wn at the Secroaces 'Office, in Pail.3lall, .sjorisaid, any dL,, between the hours ey Joy and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals iNurt be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, Proposals for - 'Hats and Caps ;" ii4l :: lo_Prvo,til can be al n;itted ,ifter the said Stir S:ptember, at I:74'lve o!'fc.ck at Mon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, un, less the Fatly . making it, or an Agent in his beht f, ,ball lend, By Order of ibe Board, 1?:. 11. C,l<.ElY,Secret.,,y. BILIOUS AND . NERVOUS I - lEAD-ACHES, LN pi: GESTION, 'etc.• Copy of a Letter from R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. 'Dixon • Apothecary. N consequence-of several Voyagesto. the East In. I dies,. 1 had contracted a Bilious 'Complaint,. to such an. alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to , pay at. tent ton to the duties of my ship. Tin otikh the recotnmenda tion of a FrieiN, I was led to make trial of your (D 1 X ON's) AN nal I.IUUS Pt LLS, by the use of which, tor a short time, I. was, to my astonishment, immediately relieved, and have been for a long while totally tiee train any return of nausea, yellowness of the skin, - nervous and sick head-aches, nOrt-burns giddiness, and other corresponding symptoms of the above Complaint. The success of pour remedy has,in duced me to recommend it generally, and my brother in par ticular; third (Hiker of Atte Duke of Montroseindiainan, who laboured under a worse atiltdmii, if possible, than my self, has been in, like manner completely cured. I am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, • . „ RGBEVT CAS, Chiet Officer of the Hon. East. I i.dia.Company:s sin!) Union. - Gravesend, lone 24. Sold •wlnAesale and retail at Mr. Butler's,' No. 4, Cheap: side, corner of Patcrnoster.row, London; Baxter, Edin burgh; and Smith, Baxter, ar4 • l•Yonald,. Glasgow:; 'Frew. mail, Exeter ; Balm, Portsmouth ; Peck, HO ; Gran ville and Hox land, .P ly Mouth ; , aud retail ' by Most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at as. 9d. and OS. each. 1.1.1(.1 RON A NCE , fluor. 17„181o. THE PRINCIPAL OFFIOERS,ty HIS' MA yESTY'S ORDNANCE do 'hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received, at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on ,or &fort; IVednitday, the sth day of Sept. next from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of HE {.3,16 TS and CAPS, for Service of ibis Department, /or a period of Three Years. 'Patterns of tb: Articles may be, viewed upon applicatirn at the Principal Storekeeper's pin& at the Tower; and the Termi and Conditions of the Cm:vete:l, together with all further particulars, may be knowri at the Secreta , y's .Caffie,e, in Pall-Mall, a/ esaid, any day between the flours ol Ten and Four o'Clak,' where the Proposah must be delivered, ee.sled up and indsrsed, " Proposals for Helmets and Caps ;" bui-no Proposal 'can be admitted alter the said sth day of September, at TWeive o'airk at Noon of the same day; neither' will any Tender be /:::iced, 'unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his &ball, co./11 attend. By Order of tie Board, R. H. CREW', .Seer.taiy. KOVAL VATE N GODBOLD'S, VEGETABLE .BALSAM, ad tnittL:d by the Faculty as the first Medicine - in the World . for Coughs, Golds, Astlunas, and Consumptions, either by Sea or Land.; for.it has never been known to fail When taken upon the first attack ; thousands of,timesit.has succeeded after patients have -been given over. • Stronger• proofs of its. efficacy cannot be given titan being recommend. ed by the following Nobility:.--The Most Noble. MarqUis of Lothian,. the Right lion. Viscount Dudley ancl.Ward, the Right Hon. Lords Macdonald,l . Grantley, Fortescue, Montrord,.. the Ript Hon. late. Viscountess Dueiley and' Ward, Dowagers'Grantley, Falmouth, and Fortescue, Lady Appreece ; Sirs Francis Bake, Edward Newnhan:, Arrnstrong,, and Robert .Peafe; Generals 'Doyle and Drouly ; Colonels !taker,, Dehath, and:,Lenox, with many others, ;is May, be seen in the - Treatise, at the Proprietor's, Nor 3, 131obrnsbufy.:square: 'Advice. •is given daily,(Sundays e.xccptedj; from. eleven o'clock till two.. `Sold by Newbery and Son,.Shavy.and Co. St..Piaurs..;. Butler, Cheapside; Dicey and Co. Bow Chinch-yard ; Ba- - Lon and Co. Oxtbrd.stteet; and all prilicieetl 'Venders in Town and Country. .t• • - rPICICE SIXPENCE Tsu i PENNY. This Day'was published.- prire•zs. 6d. ITE BISHOP and th _PARSON:6 , 13EARD: • a Tale in-Verse. • ...While human frailty wheU'ail, Behold the moral of our rate Let men in•olfice sp!een devour, And never, for trlites, risk their- . . Printed for Becket and Vorter, Si, Ball-Nlatl ; and Sltei.. wood, Neely, and Ilones, P'aternosier-row. • - . • On sattlyddy, Septeinber puhl;slied, .F In Foui -very Idtge'Vohlines, 1121110:f r:.B, in boiiiids,,• OREST.,6I MONTALBANO,..; . a ~Novel. •By • rt! A utlinr'of . " Santo Sebastiano," and the " Roiriane of the Pyrenntes.'.',. . • Also, in One Volume, mmo..price 4-s, 6.r. boards, Characteristic incideiits drawn tr , rd"lkeit Lite; or, the History of the Itockinghaws ; interspers.fd with a Oescrip_ tioii of the Inhabitants of Russia, and a variety of interesting Anecdotes of Peter the Great. By Mrs:' Piiki I gton. Printed for G. Rebitison, Paternosicr-roW. Of whom may be had, lateti pttOlishici,• in 0.4 e _ . i zmo, Tri:v 3s: V. boards, The 111-fated Mariner;' or Richard the Runaway. "By the same Author. -- NEW EorrioN. • THE WATERING PLACES FOR 18io. • r This Day- Was pnl:ilisiied, prize 13s. in hoarns, 135.. 6cl. 7 r Jed, ot 14s. call gilt, in.o,le vety thick and clostiy printed ' Volume, illustrated with =AO) , Seventy Niapsai;dyiews, • !TE-IE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA-BATH I NG, • PLACES aid WA L ES,. tOr IS to ; consistini; of accur4te and circuity tan tial Descriptions of every Pla_fe or fashion:ib;c: aort, 'and irf the curiotqties•;ind,Scenery in their Environs,: wkth an hi: nerary of the ROads toAnd - Corn each . - tly. I DITOR , ot tite or . LQN_DON. This Work is so welt known, and has been so universal,ly approved of fyrits Completeness and Acctir..cy, that an, tur titer description of its Contelas i or • any yb , erva:ions oil ...Is Merits and Utility, would b - soporfluoui. • Printcd. far Riciiat friars: and to'n:: hid of d particularly of - those who resid4 at tne resi)eGti , e s ;:a • lid Um% a nit' I'V atcrilig Piaues. 01 whom inay . taiA) he 11.2(1, The PiEture of London fei 38ro , by the - sam6-Etlitor, priLe is. tiuund in red. L 16.8 OIV 1-;API!;ItiS. ALICANT, letters- froth . life 'vicinity oi the plac-:s.occupieci by the French . in*Lit ,Nittnctia,Arrqgdn, and cataloni,), eol,ctir hilnen- • tioning their ale r , 'Jtiedi i;oints. I,:ntse at Cue...iCa , :teeefiiling back . epon Ma i••di those in Arragon were ptocee ltit 10 "Smagoss,r,.• and the .greater „ part of the force at Lerid.,, , were marching in the direction, vt Gerona. , - Jnii s:—We bear i otn 't he vic'inity I.)F . Soria, that the gar , ispo or' th,lt 14Iacn dare nut veiiibre• 6 i ) c.o ceed to Burgos, being prevented by the unexpected appearance in ilia; part o l'ott conntry of curate of Vii aut au, D.:37erodymolNlerb, er deteatilig near Lerida a cointnn of Fretle I t,ouis, wltfi) the loss of a number killed, and 200 made,pri sobers. CATALONIA, ; Ju LY 7.- 7 -The public enthusiasm is r(- lk lig, and the rptatis of safety, wh• ur.- gency or otir dangers iniperiously r resdribe, are pro . - greaterenergy lha 4 ever. The katig,al3le.Q,Doimel is .agam A the head of the artily of this province, he head-quarters of which are at pr. ih.TarragOna: the .511f.tliere was a slight affair with a Frcnch curps,,whicnlnado a sortie fitim Barcelona, but ;rn tnediaie'y returner, - Eight Italians des,rted to us, and as many More dispersed themselves, and are ex perted -at Mol ins de Rei. - • . During thiß,movenient,- Ciptaiu D. Jose Nlorcda, with the assistance of 10 rank and file,. had the boldness to approach the fortress of Barcelona, s') near as aaually to pass within the lines of Fort Pio, and to carry -oil from the very ditch go sheep, amidst' the confusion occasioned by an enterprize of ths sort.' The General in Chief has promoted Cap tain Mnreda to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, and assigned to the soldiers shields of distinction and a third pan of the booty. MURCIA, JULY 12.—The:peas3nts of Murcia are forming themselves into regiments to drive back the band- , of the Tyrant, _should they attempt a freih invasion. .By letters of the 2d, we learn that the head-quarters of the divisions of Bassecoult and Vile-cautpo, which consist. of boo° men, were a Minglanillx, and that the French were in Tar:non. The artriyof the centre remains at Elche to`discipliae the new levies that have joined-it. ,It is afrir: that it already consists-of 12,060 infantry and 2000 cavalry. • • By three. successite dispatches iti is ascertainej, Ist. That, the French, 1.4;TIO, to the number 0f,1500 fobt and Goo hoise, marched from sßaza and at tackeil the town of, Cazorla, o:i the 4th of June, welt compelled to fly in the most disgraceful-man per,• with the lops ut 150 killed on the spot, and! it number wounded,., whom. they. carried o'l,, 2.1. Thai en Ilie toth, a detachment of the enemy's ca valry was defeated in the village of Maria, wit the luss of 39 -men .in killed, wounded, and prisoners. 3d. Toat on the 12th there was an action at lead, iii which the enemy loft 80 killed'and t 9 pri- SollerS; - 4th. That on,t he 13th, another cominaiA:.tr of a light party, had an action,' near :Ban, with font 70 to SO of the enemy's cavalry, in which.the litter hid 2.0 Li;l3oi4, AVG. 3.—From a Proclamation of Echa yarri's, it appears that the Spaniaids are taking due advanta,ge of the divcr..,ion•occasioned by the advance ot the tru,ps upon Poriu . ol; The enei l i f were su harassed iu their late invoion of Murcia, that 'they have declared they Would not again enter it with a smaller Joke than 30,000 mien. Echayaci't pjiiculaily,. praises the peasantry of Cara ..ace;.:, Lorca, CamFo,•and 1 - tuerta, fbr their exertions it) at'itiOy tie erieiny in their retreat. 1-1 e also states ttiat the enerny's corps at Baza had retreated preci pitately to Guadiz, and that ,the enewy were in‘iii ing prepra;ions'to evacuate Grenada. • ‘ 4 l' • • _ 7j, 2; • , v3a of $ f Y ° fst, pri' et, t flh of . ;30)' barY: 1“:6 ,~f ~~ SC VO' ,r•